'Blush Pink' Nandina, commonly known as heavenly bamboo, is a genus of ornamental shrubs that belong to the family Berberidaceae. Despite the common name "heavenly bamboo," it is not a true bamboo; it is a member of the Barberry family. Nandina species are native to eastern Asia, particularly China and Japan. These evergreen to semi-evergreen shrubs are valued for their attractive foliage, and versatility in landscaping. Here are some key characteristics of Nandina:

1. Foliage: The foliage of 'Blush Pink' Nandina is finely textured and can vary in color depending on the season. It often starts as shades of green and can turn red, bronze, or purple in the fall and winter, providing year-round interest.

2. Size: The 'Blush Pink' Nandina really stands out due to its size. As a true dwarf variety of Nandina, this specific variety reaches only 1-2 feet tall and a similar width. 'Blush Pink' Nandinas work great in tight/ small landscapes.

3. Hardiness: Nandina is generally hardy and can thrive in a variety of climates. 'Blush Pink' Nandinas are hardy in USDA Zones 6 to 10.

4. Landscaping Use: Nandina is versatile and can be used in various landscaping settings. It is often used as a border plant, foundation planting, in mass plantings, or as an accent plant. It's also suitable for container gardening.

5. Sun and Soil: Nandina prefers well-draining soil and can tolerate a range of soil types. It typically performs best in full sun to partial shade.

6. Maintenance: Nandina is generally low-maintenance. Pruning can be done to shape the plant.

Nandina is valued for its ornamental features and adaptability. This specific variety of nandina is extremely adaptable to many locations of the landscape, and it's dwarf size makes it compatible with several other plants.